clanging

IPA: kɫˈæŋɪŋ

A noise that clangs.
(psychology, psychiatry) A mode of speech (or writing) characterized by compulsive association of words based upon sound rather than meaning.

Examples of "clanging" in Sentences

He made his announcement in short, clanging words.
There was more cheering and clanging from the Germans.
There was much cheering and clanging from the Norwegians.
The endorsement was a sword clanging against Bush's political armor.
Through the black woods rang the sound of a sword clanging against a steel shin guard.
But he did not fire, even when master Nikolai fell, the sword clanging to the dirt-covered cobbles.
They recalled the clanging sounds of "trays of cutlery" and "billiard cues" heard in "Metal Gods," which became a concert favorite along with "The Rage."
On a side note, and with fear of name clanging, I was taught ‘film as fine art’ under Guy Sherwin, and I am sure he would be delighted but embarrassed to be called an “old master.”
I like these posters, their not the best by far but they are better than most posters being printed out these days abergamo pretty badass posters. i like the modern text in the font it really makes them stand out from your typical sword clanging action movies.